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one week ago today that the fres of freedom works matt joined us to talk about the town hall meetings not to shout, that message one that got through to some perhaps, and not to others. again, you know the images from these meetings. i want to bring matt into the conversation. he is back with us a week later, president of freedom works. matt, appreciate you returning to the conversation and with us is karen finney who worked in the clinton white house on reform in '93 and '94. matt, your thoughts on both the effectiveness and the quality of the dialogue in the town halls at least as far as freedom works has been encouraging people to attend? >> i think we're still encouraging people to attend and we're seeing a lot of people showing up it at the town hall meetings. i think the think that is different is that the democrats and their friends outside the government are now bussing in their folks to challenge the citizens that have shown up. three kind of people that show up at town hall meetings. citizens, special interests, and then a few crazy people. it's always been that way and alwa

greatest jobs of our lives with all of this conventional wisdom and what's fascinating sort of like the fret, it makes sense. we believe we should remind our little ones how smart they are. >> that makes them underperform. what works is to praise them for their effort and specific strategies they can apply. >> right. and lying, there are so many strategies to deal with lying but you say. >> they only make kids into better liars. actually alternative strategies people haven't thought of that really do work for young kids. >> so fascinating so let's bore down on siblings and start by saying there's this preconceived those that only children will suffer as -- with a lack of social interaction with their siblings and if i may, honey, my mother of only child, pay attention to this. why is that wrong? >> siblings are brutal to each other, bill. they bicker 3 1/2 times for every hour. adds up to ten minutes of every hour spent arguing. seven times worst to each other than their friends. why? because your friends can ditch you if you're too cruel to them. siblings are genetically sentenced to live

felicia, my middle name, and on the 36 liatlantic list is a fre. watch out, people!that's all i'm saying. thanks for keeping us posted, chad, appreciate that. >> sure. >>> well, from a walk down the aisle to a perp walk now. married life apparently not a hit with one newlywed couple. ♪ love and marriage love and marriage go together like a horse and carriage ♪ >>> here we go, we've all heard of the seven-year itch, but surely this is not what people meant. a florida woman has been charged with trying to off her new husband six months after saying i do. here's more now from katie brace from our affiliate wttv. >> it's 10:50, i should have been dead at, like, 9:00. >> reporter: dead if his wife's alleged plan had worked. she was accused of trying to hire a hit man to take him out. >> just divorce me and take everything. that's the best way, right? so, i don't under. >> reporter: michael says he's also trying to understand what unfolded at his home. detectives knocked on his door. they told him his wife was trying to kill him and staged a crime scene. his wife sobbed un

you are incident fre toward rockville. at southeast washington toward the navy regard, m. street at 9th street southeast, a crash in the middle of the intersection with only the right lane getting by each way. that's a check of your fox 5 on- time traffic. >>> michael vick soring high with the philadelphia eagles. it's our big story this morning. >> he just left pron for his role in a dogfighting ring and the blogs are buzzing this morning. gurvir joining us with more. >> people wondering if he would land with any team and again he's going to philly. philly known for having some of the toughest not so nice fans but some people say it lost its reputation by signing vick. the eagles coach feels otherwise. >> he's back in the nfl. he has signed a year, $1.6 million deal. if he's around for 2 years he gets $5.2 million. a hard thing to swallow for the fans. >> it's a disgrace and i came to talk about. >> i don't think you'll be able to forget about it. it will be in the back of your mind. >> reporter: he was convicted in august of 2007 for conspiracy and was sentenced to 24 mo

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lexington market and the baltimore city health department are hosting a fre a freey immunn fair. good morning darlene. >> good morning. >> tell me about the immunizations, what are you providing. >> today from 11 to 3:00 at the a avenue and tomorrow at lexington market, from 11 to 1:00, we will have the children's immunization from the health department. there's going to be lead tasting, blood pressure screening and free and affordable insurance. there's a lot of helpful people coming out to help the community. >> what do parents need to bring with them in order to get their children umin umiewn iced? n they have to bring their children's shot records. that's a must. whether you're a parent or a guardian, you must bring had a child's immunization shot records. >> you got a band playing there. you got entertainment for all the families that come down for the fair. >> absolutely. there's always free entertainment every friday and saturday at lexington market. enjoy a great lunch while you're here at roug rosa's grill. she came in and is making me a breakfast burrito because i had t

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. >> fre fruit, fresh fruit elizabeth, thank you very much.ght on your next road tp check out today's edition of "usa today." >>> up next a mother determines her walk to her son stationed in iraq. we'll explain how she did it, not once but twice. >>> we are back at 8:44 and now to "today's american story with bob dotson." this morning a tale of two mothers, their friendship forged by war, and one remarkable quest. ♪ >> reporter: determination is a better road map. better than google ever made. vivian white is only 5'1". no taller than a corn stalk. but she is determined to jog nearly 6,500 miles. that's the distance from her home in illinois to her son's frontline army post in iraq. >> every mile that i run every day in my mind brings him that much closer to being home. >> reporter: so far, more than 1,000 miles since brian went to war last january. 5,500 to go. neighbors quickly realized that she would need help covering that distance. word got arnd. soon, others who had kids in harm's way started walking or running, and adding their miles to

if you have a computer, you can call your mom or dad or fre even if you are in botswana.y time a new technology comes around, the nsa's job gets 100% more difficult. anything that increases the volume of communications around world and makes it harder for nsa to gain access to, make the agency's job that much more difficult. it poses a real threat to its ability to produce intelligence. host: caller, go ahead. west virginia. caller: why haven't we seen anyone held accountable for all of the false prewar intelligence? i know there wert two phases of the senate's meetings on intelligence where the investigators were there, yet we have not seen any of those individuals held accountable. seymour hersh wrote an article in "to the new yorker." and others run about some of these incidents prior to the invasion, talking about the false intelligence and how you could not verify it. why haven't we seen anyone held accountable? guest: if i knew the answer to that, i think i would be living in las vegas right now, living s sad that no one is going to go to prison for -- if you believ

justify war of the searches, the oppression of fre speech, surveillance without warrants, and transferringpeople to countries known to conduct interrogations that violate human rights. how can anyone suggest that such policies do not deserve a thorough, objective review? i'm encouraged that the obama administration is moving forwd. i am encouraged that a number of the things -- a member of the issues would've itallable on before are now becoming public. but how did we get do a point where we're holding a legal u.s. resident for more than five years and a military brig without ever bringing charges against him? how did we get to a point where i would rabe answered? how do we get to the point where the united states government tried to make wonton mulrry a law free zone in order to deny accountability for our actions? how did we get to that point where our premier intelligence agency, the cia destroyed nearly 100 videotapes of evidence of how detainees were being interrogated? how did we get to a point where the white house could say if we tell you to do it, even if it breaks the law, it's a